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1. Fruits of philosophy: a treatise on the population question

Author(s):: Knowlton, Charles, 1800-1850, author
Publication:: [New York?] : Garden City Publishing Company, [1880?]
Subject(s):: Contraception

2. The law of population, its consequences and its bearing upon human conduct and morals

Author(s):: Besant, Annie, 1847-1933
Publication:: Valley Falls, Kan. : Fair Play Pub. Co., 1889
Subject(s):: Population Control
Contraception
Population Growth

3. The law of population its consequences and its bearing upon human conduct and morals

Author(s):: Besant, Annie, 1847-1933
Publication:: San Francisco : The Readers' Library, May, 1893
Subject(s):: Population Control
Population Growth
Contraception

4. The radical remedy in social science, or, Borning better babies through regulating reproduction by controlling conception: an earnest essay on pressing problems

Author(s):: Foote, Edward B. (Edward Bond), 1854-1912
Publication:: New York : Murray Hill Pub. Co., c1886
Subject(s):: Contraception
Abortion, Induced
Population Control
United States

5. Reproductive control, or, A rational guide to matrimonial happiness: the right and duty of parents to limit the number of their offspring according to their circumstances demonstrated : a brief account of all known modes of preventing conception, with their physical and social effects : the only preventive in harmony with nature, requiring no sacrifice of enjoyment, of money, of health, or of moral feelings : reproductive control the only antidote to the early decay of American women, and the increase of poverty

Publication:: Cincinnati, O. : [s.n.], 1855
Subject(s):: Contraception

6. The married woman's private medical companion: embracing the treatment of menstruation, or monthly turns, during their stoppage, irregularity, or entire suppression : pregnancy, and how it may be determined, with the treatment of its various diseases : discovery to prevent pregna[n]cy, the great and important necessity where malformation or inability exists to give birth : to prevent miscarriage or abortion when proper and necessary, to effect miscarriage when attended with entire safety : causes and mode of cure of barrenness or sterility

Author(s):: Mauriceau, A. M.
Publication:: New York : [s.n.], 1855
Subject(s):: Menstruation Disturbances
Pregnancy
Contraception

7. Poverty, its cause and cure: pointing out the means by which the working classes may raise themselves from their present state of low wages and ceaseless toil to one of comfort, dignity, and independence : and which is also capable of entirely removing, in course of time, the other principal social evils

Author(s):: H., M. G.
Publication:: New York : A.K. Butts & Co., [18--]
Subject(s):: Contraception
Family Characteristics
Social Conditions